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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1987
Page
2
Rog ers Delpha Higdon and Glenn Rogers of Wellsville were united in marriage January 9 1987 in Miami Oklahoma. They will be honored with a reception from 2 to 4 p.m. Saturday January 31 at Celebration Hall.
Barbara Sutton Hills and James R Hills wed on January 10 1987 in a double ring ceremony at Barbara's parents home officiated by Rev Gary Benjamin. Attendants included maid of honor Jennifer Lynn Beeghley and best man Rick Bellinger. After a reception at Garnett Knights of Columbus Hall the couple traveled to Las Vegas and now reside in Ottawa.
Cecil and Mildred Schneider of St. Joseph Missouri mark their 50th wedding anniversary with a 2 to 4 pm reception on Sunday February 1 at the Ramada Inn St. Joseph. Their children and families Gerald Ute Schneider Troy Cecil Linda Schneider Jr Marietta GA Robert L Schneider Dalhart TX John Ruth Atwater Bendena plus nine grandchildren. They wed February 3 1937 at the bride’s Summerfield home and lived in Ottawa before moving to Troy in 1951.
Nicole Diane Bowers born Jan 15 1987 at Lawrence Memorial Hospital weighs 8 pounds 5 ounces. Nicole has a sister Melanie Dawn 15 months. Grandparents Loret ta Poston Quenemo Maxine Bowers and Lea Bowers Melvern. Sarah Beth Blecha born Dec 26 1986 at Ransom Memorial Hospital weighs 7 pounds 3 ounces. Grandparents Hubert and Jean Blecha 721 W. 5th and Bert and Jean Robins Holcomb.
Mr and Mrs Donald Ritgers of Marion announce the engagement of their daughter Debra Renee Ritgers to Monty Thomas son of Louis and Janice Thomas of Lyndon The bride elect is a 1981 Marion High School and Flint Hills Area Vo Tech graduate The groom is a 1982 Lyndon High School graduate Both are employed by Wolf Creek Nuclear Operating Corp as security officers The couple plans to marry in June.
The Herald asks owners of stacked photographs left for publication to claim them by February 28 or they will be discarded. The notice targets individuals who placed or appeared in photos and have not yet picked up their images.
Glenn Hedrick of the Internal Revenue Service spoke at a NARFE January luncheon detailing new tax laws. He said the revisions, the largest since 1954, will affect about 80 percent of taxpayers. A Q and A followed, with Kansas Federation convention set for April 26 to 28 in Hutchinson and local delegates to be named February 17 at L and L Restaurant.
The Skilton Music Club met Jan 14 at Dale Fox home for a program on obscure music. Jana Lammers performed Schubert The Stars, Lavena Boyer sung Clokey The Rose, with J Lammers and Ed Lammers on tuba for Warren Benson Serpentine Shadows. Lammers used recordings to illustrate diversity of obscure composers.
A reader shares a painful marital crisis with a husband in an affair with another man. Advice urges divorce legal action, disclosure to children, and moving on while respecting others’ families. The column also addresses a funeral misnaming and a reader’s noise sensitivity with psychological roots.
In a Home editor note Nancy Byal adds broccoli to scalloped corn for color and flavor. The dish blends frozen chopped broccoli eggs crushed crackers milk minced onion corn and butter baked at 350 for about 35 minutes to yield eight servings.
Readers learn muscle growth depends on training as nerve signals recruit more fibers. Over time both big and small lifters may reach peak performance, with persistent training equalizing strength differences between partners. Body mechanics research shows more spinal disc tension when seated or slouching than when standing upright.
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